The Knowledge Shop Incorporated

Two very important skills that any sales professional or business owner should consider improving are their reading and writing speed.  If you have never gone through this type of sales training, it is not as difficult as you might think.

One of the biggest problems that many managerial and sales professionals have to deal with is information overload.  Between endless emails, reports, new product data, prospects' web sites and advanced texts to help you be the best you can be, who has any time to get things other than reading done?  Speed reading normally involves changing the way that you approach the reading process.  By training your eyes, you can absorb the important parts of the text while skimming over the rest.

In today's media driven search engine marketing, being an effective writer is very important to you overall success.  The more content you can create, the more chance you have of people finding your products and services.  The problem is, many people get bogged down in the writing process, so it takes more time than they can allow.  As a result, they don't use this simple marketing program and/or spend extra hours at the office.

If you have ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of reading or writing you have to do, then you will want to visit www.KSAtlanta.com or call 678-766-6666 to sign up for Howard Berg's upcoming classes on March 29, 2008, held at 180 Cobb Parkway in 30060.

Howard is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's fastest reader, clocking in at over 25,000 words/minute.  This amazing accomplishment has landed him on over 1,000 TV and radio shows and has placed him in the pages of Forbes, Men's Health and several other national publications.

There are still a few seats left for these exciting programs, but they won't last long.  When you visit the web site, make sure to sign up for our newsletter and don't forget about our Career Connections meetings on the first and third Wednesday of the month for career developement and job search networking.

Don't miss your chance to learn from a Guinness Record holder.  What will you do with all the extra time?  In today's information age, we're sure you'll figure something out!